True Holiness - Wednesday Morning Service

Main message: The sermon teaches that holiness is not about self-effort, outward rules, or religious performance, but about being in Christ. Because Jesus is our righteousness and holiness, believers should stop looking at themselves and instead trust God, renew their minds, and let Him express His life through them.

Key points:

• Romans 12:1–2 calls believers to present their bodies to God as a living sacrifice by His mercy, not by self-performance.
• True worship is daily availability to God so He can express Himself through our lives.
• Grace does not excuse sin; it shapes and transforms believers into what is right.
• Holiness is a person—Jesus—not a dress code, behavior checklist, or religious image.
• Believers are righteous and holy because they are in Christ, not because they have mastered perfect conduct.
• Deliverance comes from fixing our eyes on Jesus, renewing the mind, and trusting God instead of self-effort.

Scriptures mentioned: Revelation 12:1–2, Romans 12:1–2, 1 Corinthians 1:30, Romans 8:32, 1 John 4:19, Romans 7:18–24